TuxFinder.com is pleased to announce a new logo and a new look for TuxFinder's web presence, made possible by Metalusions and the cooperative nature of the developer community.

TuxFinder's new interface, incorporating keyword-search functionality, is designed to make the site even easier to use, be more pleasing to the eye, and easily accomodate the capabilities TuxFinder will be releasing over the next few months.

"We're very happy to have the new front-end," said TuxFinder Co-Chief Olivier Macchioni. "The site continues to grow and develop, and we even manage to remain Lynx-friendly. Metalusions is an ideal design partner."

"The new design was a nice challenge," said Metalusions' Arjan Haringa. "Next to watching loading times and appearance of the site, we tried to make the new design accessible to all platforms that may use it."

TuxFinder.com is a Linux and open-source dedicated collection of search engines, designed to help the open-source user find whatever he might be looking for. TuxFinder was founded by Pascal Buckley, Olivier Macchioni, David Obadia and Timothy O'Mara in May 1999, and runs on a Linux Server located at OnePine in New York City's Union Square. Inquiries and potential partners are directed to Pascal Buckley or Olivier Macchioni, or call 212.674.7940.

Metalusions is a small design company specializing in custom graphics and web site design. Metalusions is a partnership formed in 1997 on the Internet. Relying on web-based communications, the Dutch-American team develops user-friendly and effective web sites. For more information, contact Marie VanDeCarr at (914) 876-3164 or visit www.metalusions.com.